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... perhaps , may be termed by Sir Nathaniel a democratic innovation . ' The King dismissed his obnoxious ministers , and replaced them with others more plastic to his wishes : but he rejected them while they enjoyed the confidence of the ...
... perhaps , may be termed by Sir Nathaniel a democratic innovation . ' The King dismissed his obnoxious ministers , and replaced them with others more plastic to his wishes : but he rejected them while they enjoyed the confidence of the ...
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... Perhaps when still , her eyelids were rather heavy , but genius suddenly sparkled in her eyes , her looks glowed with a noble fire , and announced like lightning the thunder of her words . At the same time , she had neither in her ...
... Perhaps when still , her eyelids were rather heavy , but genius suddenly sparkled in her eyes , her looks glowed with a noble fire , and announced like lightning the thunder of her words . At the same time , she had neither in her ...
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... perhaps been generally supposed to be ; depend- ing less for its music on the chords of the human heart , than on the cool but vigorous vibrations of the intellect . This fact is exhibited in most of the productions of our modern poets ...
... perhaps been generally supposed to be ; depend- ing less for its music on the chords of the human heart , than on the cool but vigorous vibrations of the intellect . This fact is exhibited in most of the productions of our modern poets ...
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Timber Essay on the Strength of | 18 |
Tobin Mr Memoirs | 30 |
Translation New of Aristotles | 177 |
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